Dang tootin'. The neutralizer is Caustic Soda. Rubber apron, gauntlet neoprene gloves, full MSE goggles, Full band face shield. The acid stays inside for a half hour. Then I dilute the caustic soda is a carboy. I dump the heater into the carboy and keep running. WOOSH!
There is a fire ant mount down on the gravel. They bite -- I bite.
With 66 degrees water and about 5 psi of gravity pressure an 1800 watt heater shower nozzle, I still have to throttle the water back to get it to a hundred degrees. I prefer mornings, the tinacas (reservoirs) had all night to cool down in the late spring. I suppose I should get a carboy and a pump and soften the water for the washing machine and shower. I wonder how much water is needed to soften a hundred gallons?
